Angela Symons is the Deputy Editor of Travel and Green. She focuses on themes related to climate change, environmental policy, and renewable energy, exploring topics such as global warming, energy sustainability, and animal care. Angela's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News UK, Euronews, and the Daily Climate.
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Angela Symons' coverage primarily revolves around travel and tourism, with a significant interest in sustainability, climate change, and environmental issues. Her articles often cite data and government announcements.
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Swimming to work reveals ‘a surprisingly rich little urban ecosystem’ beneath Zürich.
By: Angela Symons
On learning that some Swiss commuters swim into work, IT professional Mischa Gurov recalls thinking it was “wonderfully Swiss – and slightly mad”.
Tackling air pollution and climate change together could save lives and boost economies, UN reports show.
By: Angela Symons
Climate change-driven wildfires and heatwaves are worsening air pollution, with damaging consequences for nature and human health, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
A Chamonix local official says his town urgently needs to prepare for the dangers of falling chunks of glacier or rock.
By: Angela Symons
For centuries, French and Italian mountain communities have gazed upon the seemingly eternal glaciers and snow that gave Western Europe's highest peak its name: Mont Blanc, the white mountain.
After the powerful 1998 El Niño, only 400 of the 1,300 existing Galápagos penguins remained.
By: Angela Symons
After the powerful 1998 El Niño, only 400 of the 1,300 existing Galápagos penguins remained.View on euronews
What happens to decommissioned wind turbines and blades? Some are finding new life as buildings.
By: Angela Symons
Europe is on track for a record wind year, with 8.8 GW of new capacity installed in the first half of 2026 – a 30 per cent jump year on year.
